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KSA’s Eastern Province residents welcome Sharqiah Season visitors from far and wide

KSA’s Eastern Province residents welcome Sharqiah Season visitors from far and wide RIYADH: Residents of the Eastern Province are no strangers to foreign visitors — the nation’s oil heartland has been welcoming them for years. But more have been arriving with the opening of Sharqiah Season, featuring over 80 events across the region’s cities. Organized…

Tuwaiq Sculpture Symposium opens in Riyadh for the first time
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Tuwaiq Sculpture Symposium opens in Riyadh for the first time

RIYADH: The world’s biggest park will be created in Saudi Arabia as part of a $22.9bn project that promises to create vast open green areas in Riyadh, creating thousands of new jobs, state news agency SPA reported on Tuesday The aim of the project is to “significantly improve the lives of its citizens, transform the city…

Nora Attal has her day in the sun in Marrakesh
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Nora Attal has her day in the sun in Marrakesh

DUBAI: British-Moroccan model Nora Attal posed up a storm in Marrakesh’s golden sunlight for a new campaign by fashion brand Zara. The in-demand model shared snaps from the campaign, photographed by Christian Macdonald, on her Instagram account. The collection of photographs show Attal modelling looks from Zara’s laid-back Spring/Summer 2019 collection against a backdrop of…

The Six: Dior heads to Dubai with a closet-full of gorgeous gowns
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The Six: Dior heads to Dubai with a closet-full of gorgeous gowns

DUBAI: British-Moroccan model Nora Attal posed up a storm in Marrakesh’s golden sunlight for a new campaign by fashion brand Zara. The in-demand model shared snaps from the campaign, photographed by Christian Macdonald, on her Instagram account. The collection of photographs show Attal modelling looks from Zara’s laid-back Spring/Summer 2019 collection against a backdrop of…

Afghan refugee Nadia Nadim scales summit of women’s football
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Afghan refugee Nadia Nadim scales summit of women’s football

KSA’s martial arts heroine: ‘I got into kickboxing by coincidence, as I just wanted to join a gym’ JEDDAH: Zahra Al-Qurashi never expected to be where she is today: A gold medal winner in full contact kickboxing at the Open International Tournament for Clubs aged just 21. What started out as a gym class two…

UK jobs growth surges as labor market defies Brexit nerves
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UK jobs growth surges as labor market defies Brexit nerves

LONDON: British employers ramped up their hiring at the fastest pace in more than three years in the three months to January as the country’s labor market defied the broader weakness in the overall economy as Brexit approached.The number of people in work surged by 222,000, helping to push down the unemployment rate to 3.9…

Venezuela suspends oil exports to India: Azeri energy ministry
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Venezuela suspends oil exports to India: Azeri energy ministry

BAKU: Venezuela has suspended its oil exports to India and views Russia and China as its main export destinations, the Azeri energy ministry said on Tuesday, citing Venezuela’s oil minister.The Azeri ministry issued the statement on Tuesday following talks in Baku between Azerbaijan’s energy minister and Venezuelan oil minister and president of state-run oil company…

Knife attacker injures four staff at Oslo school: police
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Knife attacker injures four staff at Oslo school: police

AMSTERDAM/MANILA: The International Criminal Court’s prosecutor said on Monday her examination into possible crimes against humanity committed in the Philippines would go on, despite its withdrawal from the court.The Philippines’ withdrawal from the Hague court was formalized on Sunday.Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda said in a statement the ICC continued to have jurisdiction over possible crimes committed…

ICC prosecutor: examination of Philippines continues despite withdrawal
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ICC prosecutor: examination of Philippines continues despite withdrawal

AMSTERDAM/MANILA: The International Criminal Court’s prosecutor said on Monday her examination into possible crimes against humanity committed in the Philippines would go on, despite its withdrawal from the court.The Philippines’ withdrawal from the Hague court was formalized on Sunday.Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda said in a statement the ICC continued to have jurisdiction over possible crimes committed…

Ethiopia crash investigators return home after reviewing black box data
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Ethiopia crash investigators return home after reviewing black box data

OSLO: An attacker armed with a knife injured a teacher and three other staff at a school in Oslo on Tuesday, police said.Police said they apprehended the attacker and the motive was not immediately clear.The four victims, all school employees, were taken to hospital with minor injuries, police told Norwegian news agency NTB.

Syrian businessman linked to Assad arrested in Kuwait
Middle East

Syrian businessman linked to Assad arrested in Kuwait

AMMAN: Issam was reduced to tears recounting his life as a drug addict, as Jordanian authorities press an unprecedented campaign in the Muslim-majority country where substance abuse remains taboo.Slogans such as “No to Drugs” are part of the new drive, launched in the wake of a worrying rise in the number of cases of addiction,…

Jordan campaigns to combat drug addiction taboo
Middle East

Jordan campaigns to combat drug addiction taboo

AMMAN: Issam was reduced to tears recounting his life as a drug addict, as Jordanian authorities press an unprecedented campaign in the Muslim-majority country where substance abuse remains taboo.Slogans such as “No to Drugs” are part of the new drive, launched in the wake of a worrying rise in the number of cases of addiction,…

Syria’s Kurds criticise Damascus ‘threats’
Middle East

Syria’s Kurds criticise Damascus ‘threats’

AMMAN: Issam was reduced to tears recounting his life as a drug addict, as Jordanian authorities press an unprecedented campaign in the Muslim-majority country where substance abuse remains taboo.Slogans such as “No to Drugs” are part of the new drive, launched in the wake of a worrying rise in the number of cases of addiction,…

Arab coalition working to protect region’s security, says spokesman
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Arab coalition working to protect region’s security, says spokesman

RIYADH: The Arab coalition supporting the internationally recognized Yemeni government is committed to protecting regional and global security, a spokesman said Monday. Coalition spokesman Col. Turki Al-Maliki was asked at a press briefing about Houthi militias threatening to target the capitals of Saudi Arabia and the UAE. “This is their way to disturb peace,” Al-Maliki…

Makkah to host 4-day economic forum starting March 23
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Makkah to host 4-day economic forum starting March 23

RIYADH: The Arab coalition supporting the internationally recognized Yemeni government is committed to protecting regional and global security, a spokesman said Monday. Coalition spokesman Col. Turki Al-Maliki was asked at a press briefing about Houthi militias threatening to target the capitals of Saudi Arabia and the UAE. “This is their way to disturb peace,” Al-Maliki…

Saudi relief center concludes training for Yemeni women
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Saudi relief center concludes training for Yemeni women

RIYADH: The Arab coalition supporting the internationally recognized Yemeni government is committed to protecting regional and global security, a spokesman said Monday. Coalition spokesman Col. Turki Al-Maliki was asked at a press briefing about Houthi militias threatening to target the capitals of Saudi Arabia and the UAE. “This is their way to disturb peace,” Al-Maliki…

What We Are Reading Today: Outsiders by Lyndall Gordon
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What We Are Reading Today: Outsiders by Lyndall Gordon

In Outsiders, Lyndall Gordon tells the stories of five novelists — Mary Shelley, Emily Bronte, George Eliot, Olive Schreiner, Virginia Woolf — and their famous novels. The five writers are woven together in a narration across time, through their reading and sometimes as role models for one another.  As a biographer, Gordon has been a visionary…

New Zealanders give up guns after massacre, but some face blowback
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New Zealanders give up guns after massacre, but some face blowback

WASHINGTON: Almost 40 percent of new HIV cases in the US occur because people do not know they are infected, while a similar proportion know but are not in treatment, according to a study released Monday.The report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is based on 2016 data and aims to bolster…

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